Things to Do with Kids in Kingston, NY

From Kingston Point Beach to Lukanoos Family Fun Center, the Kingston area offers 77 different types of family activities, including: National & State Parks, History Museums, Children's Play Area and Family Fun Center.

Ulster County, New York is the home of Kingston, a city known for its history. The original capital of the state of New York, it fell to flames at the hands of the British in 1777. The city maintains this history and is a showcase for historic architecture and celebration.

From Kingston Point Beach to Lukanoos Family Fun Center, the Kingston area offers 77 different types of family activities, including: National & State Parks, History Museums, Children's Play Area and Family Fun Center.

Ulster County, New York is the home of Kingston, a city known for its history. The original capital of the state of New York, it fell to flames at the hands of the British in 1777. The city maintains this history and is a showcase for historic architecture and celebration.

Located on land that was originally purchased in 1852, the Wilderstein Historic Site, offers a rare glimpse of life in the Hudson River Valley in the late 17th through 19th centuries. The extensive collection features generations of historic memorabilia and artifacts.

A historic theater and intimate movie venue, Upstate Films Theaters presents a variety of films, ranging from first-run Hollywood blockbusters to foreign films, art films, and classics. It also hosts lectures and other events.

A nonprofit theater with a focus on education and community cultural enrichment, the Cocoon Theatre is a community theater that offers a variety of classes in various aspects of performance and stagecraft. It stages a variety of productions.

The Ferncliff Forest is a community managed nature and wildlife preserve famous for its derrick-style tower that can be climbed for scenic views of the Hudson Valley area. The park also has many nature trails and allows camping by visitors.

Featuring classical music and live entertainment, Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra performs at numerous venues around Rhinebeck. The group includes a community of musicians from all over the Hudson Valley Area.

Located on 76 acres, Burger Hill Park features open meadows and a 550-foot hilltop offering mountain views. The park can be used for walking, picnicking and birding as well as sledding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.

The Catskill Animal Sanctuary is a 110 acre animal sanctuary for farm animals rescued from animal cruelty. Attractions include a guided tour of the sanctuary, cooking classes, overnight lodging, and various special events.

Featuring one of the largest collection of antique aviation equipment in the world, the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome, features weekend airshows for fans of all ages. The aerodrome also features antique motorcycles, automobiles, and exhibits from the 'Golden Age of Aviation'.

With an exterior design resembling a barn allowing it to blend into the rural countryside, The Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck, provides year-round, live entertainment for fans of all ages. Visitors to the venue can enjoy stage productions, music, and workshops.